Sentence examples for represented a mix of from inspiring English sources

The Bach sonata represented a mix of performance styles.

They represented a mix of humour and seriousness – largely reflecting the public reaction to the strange scandal.

Those reporting the worst same-store sales results also represented a mix of teenage-oriented stores and discounters.

In a recent interview, Mr. de Blasio said his views then — and now — represented a mix of admiration for European social democratic movements, Mr. Roosevelt's New Deal and liberation theology.

The marchers represented a mix of specialist interest groups including steel workers from the mothballed SSI plant in Redcar, pro-cannabis activists from Greater Manchester, Jews for Palestine, anarchists, the hacktivist group Anonymous and a number of trade unions, as well as families with buggies and wheelchairs.

These ingredients were chosen because they represented a mix of soluble and insoluble sources of DF.

"Everything's very mixed," says Marco, "but that's what Amsterdam represents – a mix of influences.

This represents a mix of music styles that really works.

The films will represent a mix of genres, as varied as romantic comedies and action thrillers.

This represents a mix of good news and bad news for Mr. Romney.

Protesters, who said they were representing a mix of causes like antiglobalization and Basque separatism, clashed with the police.